The Abbey Theater of Dublin is seeking support for the 2025 BroadwayWorld Columbus Awards, anticipating a fourth win as Favorite Local Theater. With 23 nominations, the city's official Facebook page urges community votes before the deadline.

The National Weather Service in Wilmington, Ohio forecasts a "weather rollercoaster" with alternating warm and cold fronts bringing varying temperatures and precipitation to Ohio.

Reynoldsburg officials repaired a water main break on Christmas, restoring water pressure for the affected residents, who were thanked for their patience.

Columbus celebrated the holidays with Operation Santa Sleigh 2025 at Nationwide Children's Hospital, featuring firefighters Rohrbaugh and Barber and a convoy of emergency vehicles, bringing joy to hospitalized children.

On Christmas Eve in Columbus, a man named Richard Coverdale died after his Jeep hit a guardrail, went airborne, and rolled over. Two others were injured in a separate crash the same day.

Ohio State notched a decisive 89-63 win over Grambling with John Mobley Jr. scoring 20 points, highlighting their strong performance before Big Ten Conference play.

Columbus Police arrested four individuals, Tajan Love, Carson King, Patricia Rivera-Castillo, and Anthony Hodges, for possessing a stolen vehicle on December 21. They are charged with receiving stolen property and held at Franklin County Jail.

Ray Ray's Hog Pit, a barbecue chain, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy due to financial issues and previous theft by an ex-manager, while assuring patrons that its remaining locations remain open.

The Columbus Police made an additional arrest in 11-year-old Amya Frazier's shooting, following a juvenile's arrest; both face charges linked to her death.

The article discusses a weather forecast for the Columbus and Cincinnati areas with variable conditions, including light showers and temperature fluctuations, leading up to the Christmas holiday.

OSU's President Carter shared principles of truth, loyalty, and punctuality at graduation, also recognizing Patricia Brundige and Gerald Newsome for service.

Reynoldsburg Police introduced the Blue Envelope Program to aid those with developmental disabilities during traffic stops, providing a way to communicate their needs effectively to officers.

Upper Arlington residents are facing delays in leaf collection due to weather, with the City updating progress via social media and urging ongoing raking to the curb.